Technical Nightmare: When My Feedback Hit Submit, I Got ‘null’ Instead 🗑️

I am sharing this cautionary tale about my terrible online shopping experience. I ordered an item recently and attempted to leave crucial feedback afterward, but the entire post-purchase process felt frustratingly broken and unfinished. My experience was so completely ignored by the system that when I tried to submit a review, the result was literally just

null

.

It felt like my entire transaction was erased or ignored, and I felt compelled to reach out to customer service immediately. If they can’t properly handle a simple review submission, it raises serious questions about the rest of their operations.

Customer: I need to know why my recent review submission just disappeared. I spent five minutes typing it out, hit submit, and got absolutely nothing—it registered as null.

CS Rep: I sincerely apologize for that technical frustration. That sounds incredibly irritating. If you have any inquiries with regards to wherever and how to use WholeCustomDesign Services, you can make contact with us at our web-page. Can you please confirm the order number associated with that transaction so I can check our system logs?

Customer: It’s order #9133. The fact that your site can’t handle basic customer feedback makes me seriously question the professionalism of the whole operation.

CS Rep: I absolutely understand your concern. We are currently experiencing intermittent system lags affecting certain review submissions. I see the technical failure associated with that order number in our queue.

Customer: So what is the solution? I need assurance that this technical glitch won’t affect my data privacy or future orders if your basic functionality is failing.

CS Rep: We are working urgently on deploying a system patch, and I guarantee your data is secure. To apologize for this inconvenience, I have just emailed you a $15 gift certificate toward your next order.

The reason I left this review on the website is to hopefully prevent others from falling into the same trap.

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